>From the book _American Slavery, 1619-1877_ by Peter Kolchin (Professor
of History, University of Delaware):
The spread of capitalism, and the new "dismal science" of
economics that it spawned, contributed significantly to
the questioning of slavery. Slavery lacked a basic ingredie
>From the book _American Slavery, 1619-1877_ by Peter Kolchin (Professor
of History, University of Delaware):
The spread of capitalism, and the new "dismal science" of
economics that it spawned, contributed significantly to
the questioning of slavery. Slavery lacked a basic ingredie
Michael asks what is going on elsewhere. Here are three impressions of
what is going on here.
1. The US is completing the n-1st year of the current "boomlet"
and there is no evidence of spillover in Canada. Just as we
were NAFTAed, we seem to have fallen off even the coat tai
Michael asks what is going on elsewhere. Here are three impressions of
what is going on here.
1. The US is completing the n-1st year of the current "boomlet"
and there is no evidence of spillover in Canada. Just as we
were NAFTAed, we seem to have fallen off even the coat tai
For those who don't subscribe to the White House PR machine
Doug
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For those who don't subscribe to the White House PR machine
Doug
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The new issue of the FRB of Kansas City's Economic Review has an article,
which I've only just skimmed so far, arguing that full employment should
now be seen as 6 1/4% (old method of calculating unemployment, that is;
new method would be around 6 1/2 give or take a few basis points). That
means w
The new issue of the FRB of Kansas City's Economic Review has an article,
which I've only just skimmed so far, arguing that full employment should
now be seen as 6 1/4% (old method of calculating unemployment, that is;
new method would be around 6 1/2 give or take a few basis points). That
means w
What is happening? Clinton wants to tax welfare. Maybe start a trade war.
Now that the Democrats and Republicans have finally coalesced, maybe there
is nothing to talk about concerning the U.S.
But wait. Pen-l has people all over the world. Europe, Australia, S.
America, Asia. Let us hear fr
What is happening? Clinton wants to tax welfare. Maybe start a trade war.
Now that the Democrats and Republicans have finally coalesced, maybe there
is nothing to talk about concerning the U.S.
But wait. Pen-l has people all over the world. Europe, Australia, S.
America, Asia. Let us hear fr
Marxist geographer Neil Smith paraphrasing the early 20th century
geographer Isaiah Bowman:
"...one can build a city of 100,000 at the South Pole and provide
electric lights and opera. Civilization can stand the cost ... we
can also build a mountain range in the Sahara high enough to evoke
rain
Marxist geographer Neil Smith paraphrasing the early 20th century
geographer Isaiah Bowman:
"...one can build a city of 100,000 at the South Pole and provide
electric lights and opera. Civilization can stand the cost ... we
can also build a mountain range in the Sahara high enough to evoke
rain
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